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Ricjor1 07-17-2016 11:19 AM

Expensive Rack
 
Why purchase an expensive rack if I have stillpoints under every component?

GeAllan70 07-17-2016 11:31 AM

:scratch2:

good question...

mchydro 07-17-2016 11:56 AM

I would think the vibration reduction is relative versus absolute. In other words, the less vibration the Stillpoints have to remove in the first place, the better the end results will be. Just a guess.

Masterlu 07-17-2016 12:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ricjor1 (Post 792585)
Why purchase an expensive rack if I have stillpoints under every component?

I wish it were that simple...

Not even Stillpoints can make up for the lack of having a high end rack, with great mass and isolation.

A perfect example is having my Clearaudio TT placed within 5' of twin JL F113 subs. A lessor rack, would induce both feedback and skipping.

http://www.audioaficionado.org/attac...d-dsc_3313.jpg

Ricjor1 07-17-2016 02:12 PM

That makes perfect sense for those that have turntables. What about in situations when no TT is involved?

GeAllan70 07-17-2016 02:38 PM

^^^

Twin F113's would shake a CD player clean off!!

:yes:

Masterlu 07-17-2016 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Ricjor1 (Post 792624)
That makes perfect sense for those that have turntables. What about in situations when no TT is involved?

Even without a TT, I have taken measurements caused by sympathetic vibration. You would be amazed how much vibration is transferred to your rack/gear, and how it adversely affects your music.

r0b 07-30-2016 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Masterlu (Post 792630)
Even without a TT, I have taken measurements caused by sympathetic vibration. You would be amazed how much vibration is transferred to your rack/gear, and how it adversely affects your music.

What about listening at a reasonable volume? Is there a point at which sympathetic vibration is negligible?

mtroo 07-31-2016 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by r0b (Post 795138)
What about listening at a reasonable volume? Is there a point at which sympathetic vibration is negligible?

This is an interesting read:
6moons audio reviews: HRS*M1R

cmarin 08-01-2016 01:11 AM

Does anyone know of any reviews comparing the HRS and Stillpoints racks?


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